Green Onion

Green Onion CBD Strain

Overview

Renton’s Green onion is an Indica Dominant CBD strain from Lounge Lizard Seeds. It is a CBD strain that was named in honor of the late Alex Renton of New Zealand. His bravery and staunch stand played a big role in opening the door for medical marijuana.

Renton’s Green Onion plants are quite pungent throughout their life cycle. Its aroma starts out with a classic sewerage pong with lingering burnt rubber accents from the time of vegetating into flowering. It then develops an aroma of black aniseed on its stems and flowers.

When mature, it has beautiful, dense buds that are a silver coated grey with blond and are laden with sticky resin. It ends up with a skunky aroma mixed with onion and Red Rose perfume.

The smoke of Green Onion is smooth and it will give you a clear, uplifting high which will improve your disposition and make you sociable and amicable. It is a long lasting high which can last upwards of two hours, especially if you use buds that have been cured. The Green Onion “high” will wash all through your body leaving you in an utter state of relation and you might find yourself feeling extremely sleepy, a little sedated even. If you have not been sleeping well, now’s the time to catch that snooze.

Green Onion has medicinal properties and you can expect to lose any aches, fatigue or muscle pain immediately after you consume this strain. The Indica effect of Green Onion will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated with an excess of energy.

Green Onion is both balanced and relaxing and is mild enough to be taken by beginners.

This strain is suitable for both daytime and night use.

Strain Type

Green Onion is a Poly-Hybrid strain with Australasian, North American and Canadian roots. It is Indica dominant with a high CBD content.

Origin

It is an F1/Poly-hybrid which was developed by Lounge Lizard Seeds.

Terpene Profile

Terpenes are aromatic compounds contained in plants that help them ward off intruders when they are growing and later attract agents of cross pollination. These terpenes also have very potent therapeutic and medicinal properties.

Myrcene: This terpene is what gives Green onion its skunky smell. This terpene has a calming effect and might even induce a feeling of sedation.
Linalool: This terpene contributes to Green Onion’s floral scent. It has effects which are both calming and relaxing.
Caryophyllene: The smell of black aniseed is suggestive of the presence of Caryophyllene. This terpene is a great aid in the activation of the endocannabinoid system. It has potent anti-inflammatory properties as well.